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News

Using AI, scientists create blood test that measures organ aging and predicts disease risk
Biology of aging researchers like Professor of Epidemiology Anne Newman have studied it from both sides of the coin.

The deadline for Pennsylvanians to enroll in Pennie health insurance is Jan. 15
Coleman Drake, assistant professor of health policy and management, said that premiums on Pennie are going up by nearly 4% in 2024.

Project Silk renews mission to help young LGBTQ people of color
Project Silk, which began out of Pitt Public Health to provide services to young queer people of color, was acquired by Allies for Health + Wellbeing last month from Community Human Services.